I almost forgot...what do you mean about a Web site or other source for your letters?

It's web-based and simple to use.

I'm not sure about Alabama, but here in Indiana, I can set up an LLC in about 10 minutes online through my Secretary of State's web site.

I have noticed some slow response from the web page so they may be doing some maintanence on their web far that is causing a delay in posting.

We have received some leads from Criagslist and posting on different property web sites, but I was wondering if there was a popular web site or service that helps foreign investors look over what is available to them in a particular area.

Jay just introduced his free Financial Freedom Series on his web site, [LINK REMOVED] (you will also get his weekly blog, that he has posted for the last 4 years).

I don't know anything more about that.In addition, I was talking to my wife's broker last week who knows a good bit about the case law in these matters, and she told me that requiring pre-approval from a specific lender -- whether REO or not -- is not prohibited by the mortgage steering rules.I find this a little hard to believe, so I intend to follow-up with the Georgia Real Estate Commission, but haven't done so yet.So, while it's clear to me that agents cant require buyers use a specific lender and that unlicensed sellers can require a specific lender, the rules around pre-approvals from specific lenders is still unclear to me and I've seen/heard conflicting info from reputable sources.That's all I have...hopefully Bill or others can chime in and I'll try to get more clarification from the GREC...

$40,000 at credit union, $27, 500 on BOA CC, $15,000 at another credit union, $20,000 penfed CC, I am currently doing a deal with private invester with a simple promise agreement down loaded from web for less than$15.00. $30,000.00 for 6 months cost me $5000.00 lump sum.

My english on phone is worse than my typing so I don´t tried to call him.About HUD saw some posts with bid results/statistics on HUD homes but don´t find it by myself on the web.

just a quick thought , you could go to knowldege base on the bigger pockets web site, click on resources and you will find several sites where you can check out your property for free.